Axiom Paradox - Understable Midrange Disc

An understable midrange turns over on demand instead of fighting to stay on line, and the Axiom Paradox is about as understable as this class gets. Flight numbers sit at 5, 4, -4, 0, so it starts flipping the moment it leaves your hand and keeps carving that anhyzer line instead of fading back. Release it on a hyzer and you control how hard it turns, which makes it a finesse disc for tight gaps and technical wooded lines. I hand this to anyone new to the game because it teaches a straight release without punishing a slightly rough throw, and juniors or slower arms get real distance out of a disc most drivers cannot manage at low speed. Bigger arms treat it differently: a scramble shot, a short roller out of trouble, or a turnover approach when the direct line is blocked. It is not a workhorse for a big arm, more a specialty tool that solves one problem well. Pick it up in Neutron Paradox for the truest flight to the numbers or the Proton Soft Paradox for a softer, grippier feel. Compare it to the rest of our understable midrange discs or browse every Axiom mold.